This isn't a counterargument. As a matter of fact it bolsters my argument.
Let's pay a witch doctor and try our chances with classified documents then, eh?
in response to what you said previously.
I said,
ASTAGHFIRULLAH!Let's pay a witch doctor and try our chances with classified documents then, eh?
This was my end statement.
In the future the Americans might nail it down. They tend to do. But right now they don't have it. And that's the end of it.
Putin aint gonna do it, i bet $2341425235.
Interesting find. It‘s well known that Park Chung Hee had serious nuclear ambitions. And all his subordinates were telling lies like hell to the nervous Muricans, hahaha.
The French were more than interested in selling the processing plant but the US side pressed them to cancel the deal. Without French tech transfer Israel wouldn‘t have the bomb either.
As a compensation the Americans shared civil nuclear tech (Westinghouse) which propelled Korean atomic industry. Korea exported reactors to UAE, supplies Russian reactor project in Egypt and probably bags new reactor deals in Poland.
Nuclear weapon programs can‘t be held secret forever. Right now Korea builds triad delivery systems for nuclear warheads when breaking out becomes inevitable. This time openly for China, Japan and DPRK to see. They tested the SLBM when the Chinese foreign minister was on visit in Seoul
I come across many foreign dudes yapping about US wartime OPCON over ROK military and mock us as a vassal state. As if Korean generals would follow orders from US when shit hits the fan on our turf.
PS: very interesting that Taiwan tried to help ROK out by obtaining French processing tech. For Korea or also for themselves? They had a clandestine nuclear weapons program as well at that time or a few years later. Obviously the US stopped that program too full brake.
Having nukes without letting everyone know (or at least suspect) that you have them would negate one of the main benefits of having nukes - being a deterrent.
Of course, by entrusting them to Pakistan
I can't understand something either. Do you think that one of the number 1 secrets of the state will be discussed in party councils or in the Turkish Grand National Assembly, where the political extension of the PKK is? The place where these issues will be discussed is MGK. Not parliament or party buildings. There are also levels of authority to receive security briefings in government operations. Not everyone attends every briefing. They cannot be knowledgeable about everything. But you are right. One of the most important places for such secrets to leak may be universities. That's why I meant Pakistan instead of Türkiye. As a result, if you are unfamiliar with such issues, there is nothing I can do. I think I might even be wasting my time by writing this.Dude, the whole Turkish political elite from the left to the right to the middle is infiltrated with foreign agents and corrupt people that are ready to sell their mothers for money but you tell me that Turkey is able to not just produce and acquire nukes but to also hide every single trace of it without nobody in the world ever notices anything. ..
Also Turkey can "hide" them in Pakistan that has an even more corrupt state apparatus than ours...
And Yeah, Turkey like most other industrialized nations for sure has the capacity to recreate a technology that was first developed in the 1940s but it never will. Because that takes balls and Turkish politicians don't have them.
That's why you're already carefully calculating who will know what and where. Everyone is involved in the issue as much as their own work. And people know that they shouldn't investigate details that don't concern them. If this person has malicious intentions, it is among MİT's primary duties to detect him. Apart from that, after investigating the relatives of the personnel who will be involved in such a project, their political views and all their pedigree, they also put that citizen through a lie detector test, right?
1. It is not a secret
What ever suit you. I am fine with you opinionYeah bro... States are just giving Nukes away to other countries like it is fresh baklava.
Guys, stop daydreaming and better waste your energy on training or working... on improving yourselves. Turks better wake up and stop living in the fantasy world.
That’s exactly what TR_123456 suggested. Having nukes. And the rumors are old, back to the 80‘.
Serious question - who says we haven't had them for a long time? For example, nuclear warheads in very small numbers, e.g. 4-5 pieces as so-called life insurance in case countries try to attack. I am not talking about the nuclear bombs of NATO (USA) which are probably stationed in Incirlik where you need the authorization of the USA but our own.
after all the double crossings they have done i am dumbfounded.
